I know one thing. Working with that Qhemet Biologics Amla and Olive Heavy Cream felt like Christmas in the 90s. It felt like the first sip of my espresso tastes. It felt like hearing the beat drop for the first time on Go DJ (*that’s my DJ*). Like CurlyNikki 2009.
It feels good. Like ghee. You ever use ghee? You know, clarified butter. It felt like melting a hug into my parched strands. My strands have been thirsty for 15 years lol. This heavy cream did something nostalgic to them. My hair is in flat twists and rollers, so I can’t say if the twist-out itself will be bomb, but I’ll tell you what: the process was healing.
The texture, the fragrance, and the ingredient list gave me hope for a better future. HIGHLY recommended so far. I’ll report back soon! Oh, and I have thoughts on that As I Am deep conditioner. I did a head-to-head… a left side vs right side battle… a VERZUZ, if you will, with amika Soulfood. Would you believe me if I said I missed the whole Verzuz thing? My sister kept me abreast, but I never watched a single one. I was in the throes of my spiritual journey haha, no tv, no nothing! In the meantime, know I’m somewhere cuddled up with my Rosary, a book, and maybe a second espresso 😉
I love you!
nik
Look at how lazy these sections are. Just grabbing from anywhere lol I twisted on barely damp hair and added a little Taliah Waajid Crinkles and Curls foam to the ends before rolling.
